Sadat Rejects Two Israeli Peace Plan Points
President Anwar Sadat said Egypt would not accept Israeli security forces on the West Bank or limits on Egyptian troop movements in Sinai. He spoke after Prime Minister Menahem Begin outlined a plan to keep West Bank security under Israeli control and to confine Egyptian forces near the Suez Canal.
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Carter Names White to Run Demo Party
President Carter named John White to chair the Democratic Party amid debt and fundraising needs. The Texan former deputy secretary of agriculture was selected after a meeting with Curtis, with formal approval expected January 21 in Atlanta. White’s rise follows a drive to finance congressional candidates for 1978 elections.
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Kenneth Curtis
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Maine
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Texas
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Atlanta
Galveston Grain Elevator Blast Kills Nine Injures Twenty Three
Rescue workers labored through smoke and dust at the Farmer's Export Grain Co facility seeking survivors, as at least nine were killed and 23 treated for burns. Seven more people including three federal inspectors were missing. Coast Guard towed away two unloading ships. authorities cautioned danger remains amid a tunnel blast source and a high risk of more explosions on the island.
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Mitchell leaves prison on medical furlough for hip surgery question
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell departs Maxwell Air Force Base on a medical furlough to assess hip arthritis and potential surgery. He must return by Jan 15 to complete a 1 to 4 year Watergate sentence, with parole eligibility later in the year.
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DeMent
U.S
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Alabama
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Hundley
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Norman A. Carlson
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Grand
Senate
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Water Pollution Fight Evolves With Time Extensions
The nation presses a multi decade drive to clean waterways amid amendments that push deadlines, extend waivers, and add midcourse corrections. Environmentalists criticize concessions while EPA enforces a get tough stance and fines to curb noncompliance.
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Winter Starts and Car Tricks Highlighted
The Star reports on cold morning starting tips from professionals on Area News Page 17. Retailers call the Christmas season outstanding with positive Area Page coverage on page 6. A Winchester group aids cancer patients and families, Cancer Survivors, with understanding and support.
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